When I first started there, in those days there were different types of lifting equipment for lifting all the different articles. There were timber grabs, stone grabs, car lifters, tobacco gra...

Tony: "Kingston House just used to be there and we all used to go and have a cup of coffee there before going and signing on. If we got any money for signing on we always used to then go to th...

Colin: "It was the old goods station and I think it was about four storeys and I used to work on the top floor with an old fella called Owen Owen’s, no it was Owen Williams, he was the rigger....

When I was walking around I’d see a lot of boarded up places. I remember one in the south dock area and I think it was called Voss Motors and it had a post poster ‘moved to Aigburth’. That was...

"Henry Wilson made pots and pans and stoves, they were even on the liners. When you'd come in again and they were burnt a bit, they'd go back to Henry Wilson again. They were very busy." William 'B...

I think I told you last time, it always amused me, just about here (indicates on a map) Wapping, there was a petrol station there, Wapping. Wapping service station and for years one of the p’s...

In the area further south, certainly along Wapping and Chanoler Street. I certainly remember a very large disused railway goods warehouse depot around Park Lane area but in the side streets th...

Early in the 20th century Carl Gustav Jung the Swiss philosopher had a dream in which he dreamt Liverpool was the pool of life. our pool of life is Williamson Square, in the mid 70s it was a l...

"Williamson Square, that was where the Playhouse is now, and there used to be a little taxi place there. There was a kiosk for the taxi drivers to get a cup of tea and what not. It was like a hut, ...